Category: US News

When did college stop being about learning and start becoming a playground for protest mobs? For years now, elite schools have traded tradition for slogans, replaced merit with ideology, and allowed masks — literal and metaphorical — to hide hate and chaos. Parents no longer ask what their children will learn at college. They ask…

It’s a strange thing to watch someone repeatedly hit their most valuable possession with a hammer and then act surprised when it shatters. You’d think they would understand that actions have consequences. But for modern liberals, cause and effect seem to be a mystery they can never quite solve, especially when it comes to their…

For years, Americans have watched trusted institutions bend to politics, not principle. We’ve seen government agencies chase fairy tales, the media duck real questions, and powerful people walk away from problems like they never happened. In a country built on fairness, it’s natural to ask: who’s ever really held responsible? Many remember when news channels…

At just four years old, one girl’s father planned who would walk his daughter down the aisle — and he refused for it to be him. Once you find out the reason for his refusal, you really can’t blame him. Chloe Williams (Photo Credit: Screen Capture/YouTube) When most little girls think about their wedding day,…

California News: Results from a new RAPID survey released on Wednesday found that less than two-thirds of all Californian parents are aware of the new optional Transitional Kindergarten (TK) grade as it enters it’s first statewide school year, down from nearly 90% awareness only four years ago. First introduced in 2010 as a sort of…

Congressman Rick W. Allen (R-Ga.) recently introduced the Employee Rights Act (ERA) of 2025 to promote “growth, freedom, and innovation—while also ensuring our laws protect workers and guarantee unions are acting in the best interest of union members.” The bill empowers workers across the country, ensuring that unions operate more fairly with transparency and accountability. The ERA…

An artist whose work once caught national attention is stepping away from a planned Smithsonian exhibition after concerns arose over possible changes to her display. Amy Sherald, best known for painting Michelle Obama’s official portrait in 2018, has withdrawn from the exhibit. According to The New York Times, Sherald made the decision after learning that…

Nearly 27 years after the brutal murder of Tami Tignor, justice has finally caught up with her killer—though not without controversy. Robert Creter, now in his 40s, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on July 23 after pleading guilty to aggravated manslaughter in connection with Tignor’s 1997 strangulation death in Bridgewater Township, New Jersey….

Norwegian authorities indicted a former security guard at the United States Embassy in Oslo on charges of espionage for Russia and Iran. The man, whose name has not been released, allegedly passed sensitive information to foreign handlers, according to Norway’s state broadcaster NRK. Prosecutors claim he shared floor plans, security procedures and photos, along with…

The calls for congressional reform of college athletics are growing louder. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., one of the most powerful figures in the Capitol, is now joining the fray.  What is Sen. Thune’s idea?  In a guest appearance on the Ruthless Podcast, Wednesday, July 23, Thune offered up his solution to the issue…

After a man kidnapped a 12-year-old girl, took her to an abandoned house, and raped her for 2 days, she ended up pregnant. Shockingly, her rapist only spent 6 months in jail, but 9 years later, a judge made a new ruling — and when the victim heard it, she gasped in horror and disbelief….

The U.S. Navy has redeployed the nuclear-powered fast attack submarine USS Indiana (SSN 789) from Connecticut to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii. It’s the second East Coast-to-Pacific submarine shift in a month, part of a broader effort by the U.S. military to position its most lethal platforms for a potential conflict with China in…

California News: In recent days, two former Biden Administration officials exercised their Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination to dodge answering congressional questions on the issue of the ex-president’s mental competence. Under current Fifth Amendment law, the unexpressed answers to those questions have to be “Yes. He was incompetent.” No other answer justifies their resort to…

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr criticized the reaction from the political left following CBS’s decision to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, describing the outrage as rooted in partisanship rather than economics. “The partisan left’s ritualist wailing and gnashing of teeth over Colbert is quite revealing,” Carr wrote on X Tuesday. “They’re acting…

A dispute over who will serve as U.S. attorney for New Jersey is poised to escalate by the end of the week, with interim U.S. Attorney Alina Habba’s appointment set to expire Friday and no permanent replacement confirmed. Desiree Leigh Grace, the first assistant U.S. attorney for the district until her dismissal by the Justice…

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard confirmed Wednesday that former President Barack Obama has been referred to the Department of Justice for criminal investigation, following an inquiry into the origins of the 2016 Russia collusion allegations against Donald Trump. Speaking to reporters at the White House, Gabbard said her office’s investigation uncovered evidence that Obama…

A New Jersey US district court judge withdrew his decision in a biopharma securities case Wednesday after lawyers complained that his opinion contained numerous errors, including made-up quotes and misstated case outcomes. Judge Julien Xavier Neals of the US District Court for the District of New Jersey on June 30 denied CorMedix Inc.’s request to…

Netflix has announced a documentary about Jussie Smollett and his 2019 hate crime hoax. “The Truth About Jussie Smollett?” will premiere on Aug. 22, and it features interviews with police, lawyers, journalists and investigators who claim to have “new evidence about the case.” According to Netflix’s logline, the 90-minute doc tells the “shocking true story…

The University of Kansas is notifying employees that they must remove gender-identifying pronouns from official communications as part of the school’s efforts to comply with a state directive eliminating most diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) efforts. In a message to faculty and staff, Chancellor Douglas Girod and other leaders said the university has already addressed…

A triple murderer was among the 10 prisoners sent back to the US as part of a deal between the State Department and Venezuela. Dahud Hanid Ortiz, 55, was sentenced to 30 years in prison in Caracas last year after he killed three people in Madrid in 2016. He was one of the American citizens…

The U.S. State Department sharply criticised the European Union’s handling of online speech, calling its approach “Orwellian” in a social media post, and asserting that Brussels is actively curbing free expression. On X, the DoS stated on Tuesday, July 22nd, that “in Europe, thousands are being convicted for the crime of criticizing their own governments”…

The Pentagon’s independent watchdog has uncovered information that contradicts the Trump administration’s long-standing claims that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth did not share any classified details in a Signal app group chat that mistakenly included a journalist. This chat contained information about U.S. bombings in Yemen. The watchdog has received evidence showing that Hegseth’s Signal account,…

When a woman arrived home, she was shocked to see her dog covered in what looked like bug bites. Then, she got closer and knew he needed to go to the vet. There, she was told what the odd marks really were, and she was horrified. Jackson, an English Mastiff, (left) with his owner Hayden…

It is a provable fact that Black motor vehicle death accident [MVA] rates exploded at the same time nationwide George Floyd riots began in 2020. This was because police departments all across the USA conducted a stand-down and stopped pulling over Black violators. Many cities publicly bragged that they were letting higher numbers of Black…